Echeveria 'Blue heron' (Succulents)

Beautiful succulent obtained in the nursery from the crossing between two different species of Echeveria. From the typical compact rosette disposition, it reaches even 20 cm of diameter with its lanceolate leaves tending to widen at the apex, then ending in a modest tip. The foliage goes outwards and then curves upwards, making the complex assume a characteristic cup shape, very elegant and ornamental, slightly wavy, given by its slightly jagged edges. The epidermis of "Blue heron", as the name of the species suggests, is of a very refined bluish-glaucous, made even more delicate by the whitish plum that covers the leaves and protects them from atmospheric agents. When the plant is abundantly exposed to sunlight its surface takes on pleasant shades of coral.